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In this lesson, you will learn about the architecture of Java servers and the essential files involved in setting up a servlet environment. You will be guided through integrating the OpenEdge Web Services Adapter (WSA) into the Java Servlet Engine (JSE), configuring security access for the WSA, and discussing various security options for your web application. The lesson also outlines the phases of setting up servers, building a 4GL application, and deploying web services. By the end, you will have a fundamental understanding of the deployment architecture and configuration files necessary for successful integration.
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Overview When you complete this lesson you should be able to: • Describe the server architecture and the files involved • Add the OpenEdge Web Services Adapter (WSA) to the JSE as a servlet • Set security access for the WSA • Discuss the security options for your application
Where we are in the process Phase 1: Set Up Servers Build 4GL application Compile r-code Set up JSE Set up WSA Phase 2: Create Web Service Definitions Color Key: Users Tasks Code Define Client Interface Build Project file Generate Definitions Covered Not Covered Phase 3: Deploy, Test and Debug Deploy Definitions Client Coding Connect and Test Debug
OpenEdge/Web Services Architecture Web Services client Web Service Java .NET Progress … Web server AppServer JSE WSA Progress 4GL App. SOAP messages HTTP/S
Architecture for WSA Deployment Web server JSE (Tomcat) WSA
WSA files wsa .htmlfiles .xsd files Only file you will modify WEB-INF web.xml lib .jar files
Architecture for WSA Deployment Web server JSE (Tomcat) tomcat-users.xml web.xml WSA